ACF Fiorentina has become the first club in history to lose back-to-back UEFA Europa Conference League finals after falling 1-0 to an undisclosed opponent in the 2023-24 season finale. This heartbreaking defeat follows their 2-1 loss in the 2022-23 final against West Ham United, cementing their unwanted record in European football history.
The Viola’s current Serie A campaign shows mixed fortunes, sitting mid-table with 8 wins from 25 matches as of February 2025. Under coach Vincenzo Italiano, the team faces crucial upcoming fixtures against Lecce (March 2) and Juventus (March 16) that could determine their European qualification hopes.
Recent Developments
- New signings Albert Gudmundsson and Andrea Colpani face medical evaluations ahead of Sunday’s match against Verona
- Youth academy continues producing talent, with U18 teams competing in Viareggio Tournament
- Official store released new purple-and-white home kits featuring KomBat technology for 2024/25 season
Despite recent struggles, Fiorentina maintains strong fan engagement through initiatives like MyFiorentina rewards program and Viola Park training complex events . The club’s social media following has grown 22% since their European final appearances.
Historical Context
Founded in 1926 and reformed in 2002 after bankruptcy, Fiorentina boasts:
| Trophies | European Achievements |
|---|---|
| 2 Serie A titles | 1961 Cup Winners’ Cup champions |
| 6 Coppa Italia wins | First club to reach all four major European finals |
With billionaire owner Rocco Commisso investing €160 million since 2019 acquisition , supporters remain hopeful for future success despite current challenges.
